COMPILED CODE - Iowa Legislature - State of Iowa

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Tit. V, Ch. 7. PETROLEUM PRODUCTS. §§ 891-899.
67 such applicant. Every such work permit shall give the name, sex, the
68 date and place of birth and the residence of the child in whose name
69 it is issued, describe the color of the hair and eyes, give his height and
70 weight and shall contain a statement of the proof of age accepted, the
71 school grade completed, the name and address of the establishment
72 where the child is to be employed and shall describe the work for
73 which the permit is issued; it shall further certify that the papers
74 required for its issuance have been duly examined, approved and filed
75 and that the person named therein has personally appeared before the
76 officer issuing the permit and has been examined. A work permit shall
77 be issued for every position obtained by a child between the ages of
78 fourteen and sixteen years.
79 Any officer whose duty it is to enforce the provisions hereof shall
80 have authority to demand of any employer in or about whose place or
81 establishment a child apparently under the age of sixteen years is em-
82 ployed, permitted or suffered to work, and whose work permit is not
83 filed as required by this section, that such employer shall either fur-
84 nish him within ten days the same documentary evidence of age of
85 such child as is required upon the issuance of a work permit, or shall
86 cease to employ or permit or suffer such child to work in such place or
87 establishment.
rS. S., '15, § 2477-d.]
SEC. 891. Employment bureau — commissioner to establish —
clerk—expense.
1 The commissioner of the bureau of labor statistics shall maintain
2 in his office at the seat of government a department to be called the
3 state free employment bureau, and the said commissioner is hereby
4 authorized and directed to adopt such rules and regulations as are
5 . necessary to carry out the purposes of this section and sections eight
6 hundred ninety-two and eight hundred ninety-three of the compiled
7 code. He shall, with the approval of the executive council, appoint a
8 competent person who shall be placed in charge of such work and be
9 known as the chief clerk of the state free employment bureau. His
10 term of office shall be the same as that of commissioner of the bureau
11 of labor statistics. All printing, postage, stationery and other neces-
12 sary office expenses, including telephone and telegraph bills used to
13 properly carry on the work of such free employment bureau, shall be
14 paid by the state in the same manner as are paid the other expenses
15 of the office of the commissioner of the bureau of labor statistics.
[S. S., '15, § 2477-gl ; 39 G. A., ch. 209, § 32.]
CHAPTER 7.
PETROLEUM PRODUCTS.
SECTION 899. Inspectors—chief inspector to decide disputes—
assistants—bond.
1 The governor shall appoint inspectors of petroleum, not exceeding
2 the number authorized by law, one of whom shall be designated as
8 chief inspector, who shall have general supervision of the inspection